Fort William Free Church of Scotland, Lochaber

The solid Victorian sandstone building sits on Ashton Lane in Fort William, looking every bit the serious place of worship it's been for over 150 years. This is the Free Church of Scotland - a denomination born from the 1843 Disruption when ministers walked out of the established church over matters of principle. Worth stepping inside if you're interested in Scottish ecclesiastical history, though it's hardly a showstopper in terms of architectural drama.

What you get is straightforward Presbyterian simplicity: high ceilings, decent stained glass, and the kind of hushed atmosphere that makes you naturally speak quietly. The church still serves the local congregation, so visiting outside service times requires a bit of planning - ring ahead if you want a proper look around. Allow 20 minutes if you do get in; it's not the sort of place that demands an hour of your time.

For families staying at Glen Nevis Caravan & Camping Park or Ben Nevis Holiday Park nearby, it's more of a wet-weather filler than a main event. Walkers and history buffs heading to Ben Nevis will find it a brief detour worth the five-minute walk from the town centre. If you're genuinely keen on Scottish religious heritage, it's worth your time. If you're just after a quick tourist tick, save your energy for the mountains that properly dominate this part of Lochaber.